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Treworgy. Yearlings, LIST, Dean Dority.
Calves. list. ID. J. Allen; I'd. L. 7. Haskell
Sd, l.. Grindle Buils--Durham. LIST, a. n.
Osgood: Hereford. list, q. A. Grant of
Surry. T. r. & G. NJ. Allen Of No. Setlg-
wick, exhibited yoke of year !,
weight $500 lbs V. GRAY Of Penon. ,ot,
had very nice pair of 3 years old
Matched oxen, list, William Horton; 2d.
Wilbur Hincklcy; Sd, \. T. Stevens. Fat
oxen, lst, L. Closson; I'd -. J. Allen; 3d.
Frank Wood. 3 years old, list, A. c.
Peters; I'd Joseph Slower; 3D., Chas.
Osgood. Fat cows. LIST, Addison Parker;
ID. John Stevens; Sd, Warren Clay. Best
jersey cows, list, s. X. Hinckley. Best
native. LIST. Frank Dodge: ID, Warren
Clay: Sd. +. +. Chase. Yearling heifers.
LIST, y. Hinckley; 2d. A. q. Peters. Horses
i years old, lst. H. T. Hinckley; ID f.
+. Chase. StalliouS-i years old, LIST.
Paris Snow 3 years old, list, James l..
Saunders. Colts. } years old, l>t, Fred II.
Allen; %, Harry Saunders 3D. $, $. Can
da4e wears old, l>t. James l.. Saunders.
Ycarlings. lst, Fred II. Allen; I'd, Ernest
O~Good 3D. John Green. Sucking colts,
lst +. T.. Chase; %, \. \. o~good; Sd.
Humphrey Dunbar The committee on
the ladies department did not designate
the articles entitled to premiums. hnt
make mention of articles exhibited Log
cabin iuilt, EVE Ilarlcn patchwork
quilts. Mis-. lIenricksnn. Eta noriiy: silk
patchwork quilt, Mrs, |. ;. Merrill patch
work pun. Maud Perry; rugs. Mrs Ellen
Stewart. Maud Perry. Nellie Towns Mrs
Dean Dority Mrs 4. r. stevens, Mr.. A.
G. b-Enod; table covers. Mrs. NJ l..
StoNcl; table ,,arf~ Mrs Spencer IRE
worry. Mr. OTIS Ilincklyy, Mrs Ruby
Mayo. Mr. Laura Green: painting. Mrs.
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North Lameine.
The most of our young folks who have
been at Bar Harbor through the summer
have returned, consequently our Sabbath
school secretary on Sabbath morning re-
ported its number 60 as before they left
Our Wednesday evening prayer and
social meeting has again commenced with
good attendance, and deep interest.
Capt. Eben III. Bragdons wife and two
children, Earl and Mabel, of Pipestone,
Mimi. are on their way to Maine TO spend
the winter.
On Saturday afternoon Mr.. Harry Hodg-
kins of Bar Harbor, formerly of East La
moline made us feel very lonely as he called
at one of our neighbors, Mr.. |. n SAILS
bury. and took away with him his only
daughter, Anna. whom we shall greatly
miss. We learn he took her to the house
of their old and respected pastor Rev. A..
F. Palmer of Salsbury's Cove, who joined
them in the holy bonds of matrimony
They have our best wishes for long
happy and useful life.
Rev. A. \. Cambridge of your city on
Sabbath afternoon again preached at
Lamoine Baptist church to full and at
tentive audience and will for the present
continue 10 do 50 at the same time and
place.
oct. IL. D'NErr.
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WHITING BROS.
IMPORT )'I!!.

Having just received a YER!
nice line of FAIL DRE>>
GOODS, | wish 10 call the nj
lenti0n of the public TO an
examination of m, stock.
Having for many years enjoy
ed the reputation Of keeping
the best stock of Dress Goods
i'm this market. | am dr>iriOuS
Of sustaining that reputation
during this. the last season,
!hat | shall Occup! m! store
Oh Main street. II, stock was
never better and a> wish 10
close up m, business before
The Spring trade begin>.l shall
offer my new stock aS low ~
they can be purchased any
where. Ill goods not puY-
chased this Fal! il! be mark
ed down to such prices a. 70
insure quick safes.
would especially call nj
lentiOn TO a fine lot of Japan
csc Goods. consisting of Lam
terms. fame, mats. fans, dolls
and napkins in fame! coIOr>
and pain white and a nice
assortment OfOAitlized chains,
Bracelets. Pins and Cuff But
tons. all new designs and
very cheap.
Ill persons having "n-
settled accounts with me
Standing more than twelve
months will save expense
b, settling with ne during
the next THIRTY days.
a. +. GREEDY,
No. 3. Main Street.
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T!ariayi.is

Hariavisls
The tannery owned by 4 H Buzzell & Son
is turning out leather at the usual rate and
is running on full time summer and winter.
The Nessrs Buzzell & Son are smart, en-
terpriSing men and mean business.
NJ d. Bailey and 4. d. JellisOn intend
to start for California some time this
month.
Mr.. 4. G. Batier has little boy four
years old next January. who procured FIVE
potato seeds Of one of the Heighbofs, and
planted them. The result was one bqshei
and a half of good, sound potatoes Who
can do better? Mr.. Buffers wife drop
ped and covered one bushel and a
half of potato seed, and raised seventeen
bushels of good potatoes.
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M Editor;-
At the reunion of the Maine Veteran
Association Of Massachusetts, entertained
by tile sons and daughters of Maine resi-
dents of Haverhill, a native of your city,
Mrs. NJ. 6. Clement, of Merrimac, Mass,
was a guest. other towns il your county
were represented on committees by resi-
dents OF Haverhil
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Sullivan.
We are glad to learn of the activity of
things about Sorrento. A recent visit to
that place assures us that so much of the
world .still lives" and moves on"
wonderfully too. A fine large cottage
greets you on the right as you drive into
Sorrento proper, situated on the heights
overlooking all the other buildings; and
near il, on the same side, is church lot
laid out, while opposite are the walls of
another cottage being laid upin masonry,
while the lumber for a large hotel is lying
near the wharf, the hotel to be situated
south of the cafe. The whole place is
charming in its autumn tints and promises
much for the future.
our shores are made glad by the famil-
lar whistle of the Mt Desert" on her
three trips per week, while we are also
glad of direct communication with one
train per day over the Maine Central
.Wm ID. Emery and wife. of Boston.
have been spending ten days NJ the Emery
house" returning last week, and taking
with them Mrs. White, Mrs. Emery's moth
er, for a home with her daughter in Bos-
ton. Mrs. White has reached the adranc-
ed age of lightweight with all her facul
ties clear and bright as at fifty.
DR. and Mrs. F. w. BRIGHAM have
gone for two weeks at the White noun
tains, where it is hoped the Doctor will be
benefited by the much needed change and
rest of such pleasant outing. His many
friends, rs well a. his patients, are looking
for his return with pleasure
An article in the last AMERICAN
Windows open toward Jerusalem" pleas
es Us very much, indeed. We would glad
ly give our hand in sympathy with its au-
thor. and ask him or her to let us hear
from the same again. Nothing can he
larger or broader than the outlook when
our windows are opened" as in the man
ner described in this article, and we see
not through a glass darkly but with
clearer vision the true work of life with its
fields white to harvest"
The friends Of Mrs Helen Stevens will
heartily rejoice with her in the fact that
her son, Fred, has very satisfactorily
passed the examination for admittance to
the Medical school at Harvard
The latest novelty herr is 'Connndrum
party given Miss Nate Dyer. ut her
house. ny a goodly number of her friends,
at which much fun and many gucs>es
We're made.
RnNTr
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HANCoCK, 50. Sept. Seth, Iss1.
rI7AkEN on execution, wherein john + Whconh
ct al. OF Ellsworth are creditors, and Israel
Wehher of Otis is debtor, and | have taken 20
satisfy the same all tle right title X interest Wh;fh
the said Israel Nehber has IN and To the following
described real estate, situated In OTIS in said
County of Hancock, to wit: sylvester Hopkins
and Hiram Rollins to Israel Weber, certain i1t
parcel OF land situated in OTIS and bounded %
follows, 20 wit. That part or Lot No 80 which i
bounded on the North BY the Isaac Fraziers lHu",
and Easteriy by the county road, and s1utbelly ny
Lot No 40. Westerly by the west line Of Lot y" -
and containing about p acres, reserVlng there
from two acres sold to L. C. Watts, bounced a.
follows to wit: Beginning at the band of4 Iplt'i
BY Sibley II. Watts, thepce running oOutierl} ny
the county road l6 r'tsls a stake thence Westerly
20 rods to a stake and stones, thence NouherN io
rods to land occupied by said >ihley T. Waits
thence easterly 2u rods to the place of beginning
and containing two acres, more or Hess anu
shall sell all of said debtors right title ana inter
est in and to the above described real estate az
fblic auction to the hi CHEST bidder at the sherlH
ICE in Ellsworth In said county. On the hf7t ''a5
'ovember, 1857, at 10 O'Clock L.. the forenoon.
wa II. l.. FIELDS, sheriff.
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Sheriff Brown where Elder Eaton got Ma
hum Jones; In a Banked Tight
Place"



Gov Bodwell informed the Kennebec
journal reporter that on the 18th of July
last, he sent the following letter to G. W.
Brown, Sheriff of Penobscot county:
STATE OF MAINE,
EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT.
AUGUSTA. July Is. 1887.
Sir-The people Of Maine are fully com
mitted to rigid and impartial enforce
ment of the laws against tippling shops
and drinking houses, and As the initia
proceedings against all offenders in your
county rests, in great measure, with you
and your deputies, | would most respect
fully invite your attention to section 80,
chapter p. Revised Statutes, touching
your duties in these eases. You will note
that its provisions are explicit and manda-
tory Let this law be as thoroughly en-
forced a. all Others Can not. therefore.
rely upon you to inaugurate such measures
forthwith a will most effcctually sup
press the Illegal sale of intoxicating
liquors in your county; | shall regard it
As a great favor if YOU will advise me. at
any early day, a. to what action, If any,
YOU make in this matter.
The Governor received the following
reply from the Sheriff.
BANGOR. July 2lst, 1887
Hos. JOSEPH X. BopWErL. Governor of
Maine
boar sir yours of the 18Th inst is
h..for. mo and content. noted. have en-
deayor,.d since assuming INV present po-
sition to enforce all laws required of me
n sheriff, and in the future | shall con
tinuc to do my duty according to my best
ipdpment am not aware of any com
liant ahnut tbe .pecial subject alluded to
in ynur letter in This section.
Y.ur, Yer, R.,pectfully.
G. W Brown.
u,..r p.,...,,-.,., ,.,,,,,
he at once f'ii'H y" NH't'u bIoN u a.
follows. AMI - communication remains
man >"ered
st. W RHov~. Esq. sheriff Of rcuoh>cot
County
n.or Sir In r,f,I,. f., "a communication
,,lir.I.,,i - Won rnncernin,, ,b, prnp,.r
enforcement nf the law, prnhibiting The
.,I,. nf intnxfcatir,, Iiouor. a letter 81 The
r,Il,,,i,., ,.,,or la. heeu received from
,,u ~ II hax, enJeayorcd since
a...,,,,,ir,, ,,,. ,r,...nt rn.itiou f.. ,i,forr.
an la,v> r...i,irrd III m, a. sheriff and in
a.. Cu,,r,. I .bsu copfinna +. do my duty
ac.nr,iir,o Il, mn hcs, Judgment am not
-. -, .l
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"Nt '""hNy>. an" l''Nl'''''
- It'll, a,,,I ,,ar,j.rI,rl, ,i,ai,., III. illegal
.a,r ~ in,rIjra,in', Hnnnr, either hy
,,ro,,,,,l, Interim, a caInnlajnt before a
,,,s.,T.trsf, and ,v.ruting IN, warrant
1911 ,l,..r,,,, ar ~. fnrni.Iin,, TN. county
,,,.,-,,,,- ,,r,,no,lr and vi;bou, DELAY.
,,i,f' r.. ,,d,,,..s ~ ,ll,l offenders AMI 81
,i..,',,i,,,.'..
rI5. axnlf,.f, command fai.l mon ~hcrir>
l,, ,b. 1,..,i.lat,,,,. Ia. Of rour>r re
,,..,,...i iii T,,h, fr,,,n ,,,,,r mind that tho.
~, t'.,-,...,I,'.,,, - H.. nr,Ii,,itnr, Law Of
NJ. ..,a,ia1i, .r,.,r,ir,.l ~
,,''-, i.,,,r~ W nm, ,,..raf.,r.. b,
.,,,j..r.,,,,I a...,rtir,,, IN ITO; ina, Won
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.,t,.,i'7Iati,,p ~ ,I,i.ls,, il, ,,,llr conn
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ellsworth american.
THURSDAY, OCT. ID. 1897.

We DO not read anony mous letters and communi.
cations. The name and address OF the writer are in
all cases indispensable, necessarily for publica-
lion but as a guarantee of good faith
We cannot undertake to return or preserve COM
mupleations that are not used.
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West Brooa syIlIe.

West Brooa sTIIIe.
Arrived Oct = schooner Fannie HI.
Tapley, for Bango,.
Mr. II. +. Smith. of Brooklyn, \. T.,
is spending his vacation here,
Mrs. Eta v. LETTERS of Haverhill, Mass.
is visiting her Sister, Mrs. Geo. H.
Tapiey,
A large delegation Of school teachers A.
tended the convention at Castine last week
Oct. 8. Young AMERICA.
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-Ex-sior W lliam B. Washburn Of Green
field. Mass. dropped dead Wednesday
morning. He was born in Winchendon,
Mass. in 1920. graduated at Yale, and has
bear identified with the republican party
since its organization. He filed the unex-
.,irss term of Charles Sumner in the L. s
senate. aad served several terms In Con
rrass Bsrrard gave him IL d., in
1872.
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BrcokIIn.
l'IiIIII>

Quite a large delegation of our citizens
leave town to-day Monday for Boston
on steamer Bluchil, ayailng themselves
OF the very low rates offered by the b. <
b. $. $ Co. during this month. 10 visit
that city for purposes of business and
pleasure combined.
At the Brooklin Canning Cos factory
they have had busy time for several
weeks past. running most of the time
evenings as well a. days. This is an excel
lent place for laboring people, as Mr.
Stevens pays off his workneu promptly
every Saturday, and has always done 50
since he started his factory.
The land boom seems extending to our
town lately. MIR Edwin Parker has
recently bonded b. o Dollard's place for
short time He intends to make it hi.
home Mr. Parker has also bought the
homestead place of Mr.. l.. T. Hooper and
Mr. Hooper has bought the estate of the
late Nelson Herrick. Mr. Parker is also ne
gotating for several lots of land on Mas
keag Point, as it is evident that that. as
well as Flye's Point is soon to become a
favorite summer resort.
Last week /. F. Hooper bought nice
horse for ]. b. Bab>on, which makes
II horses he has bought and sold to differ
ent parties during the summer.
Capt. r. A. Herrick has recently sold
his place to Mr.. Henry Jordan. The par
sonage being vacant, Capt. Herrick will
occupy that for the present.
Mr. K. A. Friend is about to put in set
of hay scales. something much needed.
Messrs. +. p Cole and Sidney Hamilton
were drawn as grand and traverse jurors
respectively. SCRIPT.
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Deer Isle,


Burrill Toirey came home from Bangor
sick with typhoid fever.
viii Clifford, from Greenbnsh, n. Y,
is here visiting his parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Daniel Clifford, and is accompanied by his
uncle, George Clifford from Albany, n. Y,
and will return home tomorrow.
Mr. S. S. Eaton is building him house
on Campbell's Neck and has just returned
from Ellsworth with load of lumber for
the purpose Of completing it.
The lobster .catchers" are doing quite
well in this vicinity.
John Foster, of Boston. was here last
week, settling the estate of his uncle, the
late Geo. W. Foster
There are three families of Indians
camping al the head Of the island, and are
doing quite business. making and selling
baskets They came there from Bar Har-
Dor.
Oct. D. NJ l..
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FOR SALE.

A SMALL Farm in Fast Lamoine, containing
Il about thirty five acres, bordering upon
Frenchnan's Bay; good House Of sly rooms With
water in the house; wOodshed connects; nice or
chard land free from rocks; owner going West.
Apply to b =. Hodgkins, near by, or toJ. II. Fall,
south Gardner Mass 3ml4t
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FORECLOSURE OF MORTGAGE.

NOTICE Is hereby given that hercas William
IN i Grant OF Orland, by his certain mortgage
deed dated tie 2Ist day nf september, y ~. ls5,
and recorded in Hancock Registry of Deeds, Book
POI, Page ls2, ronvc cd to me certain lot or pr
cel of land situated in said prland, ard lie -cribcd
as follows to Wit Being tilat part of lot No ~
on The pan of said town which lies on the south
westerly side OF the Ellsworth line onthe road
as first laid out near Eorly Pond said part Of lot
being Bounded southwcsteTy ny the shore of
Roesy Pond and tie range line that crosses
Rocky Pond; heaSteriy by part OF lot No.
llS: Northeasterly by the Ellsworth town line, or
road before named; Northv esterly by the line Of
common lands, containing eighty {s0' acres more
or less, and being the same premises conveyed to
said william j. Granthy Robert T. tarlsle by deed
dated Apr u, lisa.
And whereas the said William J. Grant coven-
anted and agreed that the right Of redeemDs the
above m0rtgaged premises should pc forever fore:
closed in one Year neAt after the commencement q
foreclosure by any OF the methods now provided
bv law now therefore, the conditions ,of said
mortgage having been hroken, ! claim % fore
close the same and give this notice for that pur:
pose. ,-
by his Attorney T. W. GROSS,
Orland, Oct. !, 1857. 5wai
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A. II. Norris,
No. MAIN STREET.
1T WASN'T THAT AND.

s.Nicrtildn Is you In iuh with M" .''
tt,' Wav. sam Tahn-iuE. re~u i-nt'
s.~ha. 'ritla don't -s;y dat, Ter heart iurll- m
'-flpHl uu Nt-t.f Johu-tuZ. rf Euu ta- Ili' h-arf
burn. r.,f 50 "a ard git a hnN cr ttCr1
'ropnUI-Kl- + ~ ~rEr~lA kttLtEN-
tn., utiI EN-, ,o heartburn immediately ut "ucr
and AZ >pu suffer frnul water brii -li. ~sttu, thcy
Ntil rur tabt tHn.
,Bui. 'Tltla. j. Atnt mat Kind.
Never ,p u5l4i, sam. il ulu-t ay Indigestion
tsru /, Hat make t,t ieuA -.Hu. amt the
u. rs
vlit suc Dyspepsia and In,iI 4t-tiun Iuicksr s'd
CLEANER sii.iu ., rau rob Acu ra,'-t, Mister Iohn
-,u- t.At,ti tiAN .'
ll,,ulitt , \ SMITH = anil p fremont ST ii1-t,u
IS In -,,fr. o itN M Ifr NRfk 4 "olhury IS bt-
y.i-ja killers hy tnai. e" ant part " the I "n
rr,.. ~ ~ 5o r,lt-, "A tr.Hl toN f.r p cent?.
fyr-rtr.g,t
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FOR SALE.

A SECOND hand Bourne Piano, in good con
a e!ition. Apply to
sw49 Mis-, L, J, BACkps.
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FOR SALE.

T HE subscriber hereby offers for sale his farm
1 on the sury road. There are loco cords Of
wood on the place handy to the shore. He wish
es to sell because of the i'll health of himself and
wife. For further particulars inquire on the
premises
DANIEL ADAMS.
Ellsworth, sept. 20, 1857. SWISS
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j. H. Smell, teller az kpitoh o a.
sr,oklyn. with Edward ow lea So .'eh
frosted for embezZling sloo,ooV-
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Hon John B. Finch of Nebraska chair
man Of the national prohibitory party com
rnlttee. and head of the Order Of Good
TenpIarS died suddenly Monday evening,
the third inst, in he Eastern depot Bos-
ton. rhich be bad just reached on his re-
turn from Lynn where he bad made an adj
dress. 1Ir Finch SIS one Of the most elo-
auent temperance speakers in the United
States. is many who heard him in Maine
when the prahibitorY constitutional amend
,,.,- was under discussion IN 1854, will
hear witness. He was still comparative
ly young man, and his untlmely death VIII
be widely deplored,
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'I'Rl|)L \!

We are now prepared to
show a fullline of New Fall
STYLE Dress Goods, Black
Silks, Nclvets. Pushes,
Trimmings, Hosiery,Glove
Laccs, Fancy Goods, Cor
sets, Underwear, Skirts,
Nccktics, Linens, Cottons,
Woolcns, Flanncls, Blank
cts, etc. etc.
Ladies' Misses and Chill
dren's Outside Garments in
great variety. We have
lust received A large lot Of
shawls that we shall be
pleased to show our GUS
toners.
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one record OF that line of his life9 Here there and
t;y mnere IN general but in the great book In par
:loar must OF necessity be written page after page
IA tne golden letters of everasngness that bind the
ee Oh to the recognition of heaven No
eyer questioned Beechers ability and it seems to me
Inat one OF the chief points that might be made was
s auaptaolty and his aability He was not par
oeeve the of that be that be felt the neces
slty OF nrevity and preparation with him demanded
.ounuaelon, division and subdivision. He believed
IN the root, and the trunk, and the
1 p;gt BE- before he got to the leaf The root
lient DC reconcile the trunk short and sturdy the
branch thin and brittle the twig simple
nm put the leaves were for the healing of the
IONS. ne absolutely blossomed with illustrations. He
thought in figures He reasoned in pictures WHY I
remember distinctly time having reported him. he
n a use OF the term, Ana in his hand diamond
sceptre. Laughingy, Icorrected him. and said 'Of
course there is no such thing as diamond sceptre
Mr. beecher What" said he II guess I know
wnat saw No better illustration than that could
be asked Of his habit of thought
wen, now that he has gone, is he still thinking9
And what must be his thought
Quite field, isn't it, HOWARD.
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A GRAND EXCURSION TO CALIFORNIA.

Leaving INDIANAPOLIS March IA. 2l. % and %.
via the old reliable Beene indianapolis & St Louis
railway. This will be good month in which visit
California and escape the usua! bosterous weather
generally experience during the month of March.
The rate will be $50 from indianapolis. and tickets
will be frstclass in every respect with privilege of
returning via different route without extra charge.
For circulars and other information write to call
T. G. Peck, district passenger agent Beeine. No.
Bates House, 1882 South Illinois street or Union
Depot ticket Office
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GRAND FLORIDA EXCURSIONS.

During the month of March by the "Old Reliable"
c., H. & railway and connections, leaving Indianap-
oils every TUESDAY and Wednesday. Round trip to
Jacksonville, 5000; De Funak Springs $24.O5;
Gainesville, $26.9O; orlando S29 95 and all other
points at proportionatey low rates Trains of the c.,
H. & l. railway make direct connection at same depot
for all points South For further information and
tickets, call on address w. III. Fisher, general
agent, corner Illinois street and Kentucky avenue,
lac South Illinois street. or D. r. Donough, Union
cLet
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ADDITIONAL TRAINS AND CHANGE OF TIME
BY THE VANDALIA LINE.

Commencing Sunday March 10 this road will put
on additional train. to leave Indianapolis at 9
o'clock p NJ. 1t will have through coach aud local
sleeper from Indianapolis to st. Louis. AS formerly
train will leave Indianapolis at IL p NJ. This will
be composed of through coaches, reclining chair and
fast time. Persons desiring sleepingcar accommoda
tons will be able to procure them the early late
train, as may be preferred